Privacy
Command Center is used by the staff of the business that operates it. This page explains what it reads, what it keeps, and how to take it back.
Calendar data
When a member links a Google or Microsoft account, the cockpit asks for read-only access to their calendar. It never asks for permission to write, and it does not modify anything in the linked calendar.
What it reads and keeps a copy of: the date, start and end time, title and note of appointments, plus the email address of the linked account.
Where it is kept
On a private server belonging to the business that operates the cockpit — not on a shared cloud service. Access tokens are encrypted at rest.
What is never done with it
- It is not sold, rented, or shared with any third party.
- It is not used for advertising, profiling, or training any model.
- It is used for one purpose only: showing that person their own day.
What colleagues can see
An appointment coming from a personal calendar appears to other members as Busy, with its time only. The title, the note, the attached list and the contact are hidden. Its owner — and only its owner — may choose to share it, and may un-share it at any moment.
Deleting it
Unlinking the calendar in My display immediately removes the account and every appointment it brought, along with the stored tokens. Nothing is kept.
Google user data
Command Center's use of information received from Google APIs follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.